A woman has set up a Chinese food stall on Karachi’s main university road near the Rufi shopping center.
Women in Pakistan are now working hard to be independent. One example is an inspiring story of a mother and a son selling Chinese food at their food stall in Karachi’s densely populated area, on the main university road. The exact address is Rufi Shopping Center, W4PQ+MV5, University rd, mosamyat, Zoramin Residency Society, Karachi city.
To support the mother and son duo, you can also order food from them through the Foodpanda app. Their small business is called “Two Hand Kitchen.” The items on the menu include chicken shashlik with rice, chicken chowmein, chicken fried rice, Singaporean rice, and plain rice.
Customers who have tried their Chinese food have asked people online to lend their support to the stall as they work hard. The food they prepare is delicious and guarantees the value of money. Customers and onlookers also applaud her for her hygienic practices at the stall.
“Hard work for halal earnings is much appreciated,” commented a customer online.
“Her food is much delicious my all time favourite home chef. She’s also available on food panda “Two Hand Kitche”, commented another customer.
“Her food is much delicious my all time favourite home chef. She’s also available on food panda “Two Hand Kitche”, commented another customer.
“Love her food a bit too spicy for my taste, though,” commented a customer.
The story of the mother and son duo is truly inspiring. They are not just earning the halal way, but also feeding others with good food. We hope more women come out and do what they want to do, whether to support themselves and their kids, follow their passion or even work to become independent.
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